Has anyone glued this thing on the roof a a car or SUV
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I personally have not, but I have seen them either glued or fastened to the top of our few Volkswagen campers as well as a few contractor trailers. I would however make sure the glue that you use does not react to the solar panel backing or the substrate that you are attaching it to.
44234
We have had people taped the panels onto cars, but we always have recommended that out customers use industrialized Velcro.
974412
I put mine on with 3m double sided tape. Took the original off, cleaned the site real well with 90% isopropyl alcohol, dried it and let it air dry, applied the tape when it was warm and it held up just fine in wet, cold, and hot weather. Also looks awesome. Got many questions regarding who makes the car, what kind of car it is.....
435980
Yes, of course. Just clean the roof and coat it with the rubber coating. It should stick fine.
435389
Ours are on the roof in Arizona (Bullhead City) and they did fine through one summer. I used Liquid Nail adhesive.
152902
No, we did not, but if you have a small battery operated LED, you can probably glue it to the roof of the Tadis with no problem.
867117
I havent tried to but it looks like a single use item unless you had some sort of adhesive to put on there.
1945824
Yes I installed it by screwing into the cross member in the roof, be careful not to go though the top of your car
914907
It is entirely dependent on glue. I've had no trouble with it staying attached.
1690565
I have one and it uses air and the plastic to "Ziplock" to your screen. Its not glue.
2067471
I'm not sure, I had to bend (modify) the small metal brackets that clip on the roof edge. It isn't rocket science, but it does take patience and trial and error.
1927030
Yes,it is very strong adhesive. But anybody touching the skull with some force will brake it off but the glue will be on your car. It is very flimsy plastic.
1071830
Yes. It did. No issues. I would not recommend taking it off and putting it back on. It's hard to align the nut to the hole on the roof. After putting it, I never removed it. It actually looks pretty cool on the car roof.
1114258
You didn't mention the kind of roof you have. I've patched 2 metal roofs and it is easy to apply and works great. I even patched the bed in my Ranchero and the side of my old Toyota 4x4. Highly recommend this item.
119191
I certainly do not claim to be an expert having only used this product once, but it is so sticky, I think it would adhere to anything. Be sure to overlap it on to the remaining roofing to make a good seal. So far it has worked great for me. Hope this helps.
1597952
it's like an adhesive, so it will glue the two parts together so the sunroof won't open.
2097957
I secured a similar one to the roof of my Nissan Sentra, put camping equipment & a few suitcases in it, and drove over 3,000 miles with it. It isn't too pretty, but get the proper tie-down's & yes, it is possible. It is probably easier in the long run to just buy the generic, "universal", car roof racks for $50-$75 here on Amazon & stick them on your roof however! :)
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My Chevy Captiva has a roof rack, and I have had no problems with it. You may simply have to get a little more creative in attaching the cords. I've used the Explorer 2 in rain and wind, and have had no problems. Hope this helps!